What You Did, Frank

In one square space

by Ann Cefola


 

And this seems like a

dream from which we

awaken: that you are

not here. We now

bricks wondering what

happened to the

mortar that held us

secure, grit of your

breath, what will

never fly away but

inhere to our own

inhalation ever

beating Keep building.

 

to Autumn Leaves, an online poetry journal
volume 10(3)
This poem is copyright © 2006, Ann Cefola, all rights reserved.
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